GardenKing
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Hello everyone!
I have decided to give DWC Bubbleponics a try to get used to playing around with hydro. I am using 5Gal buckets with Tetra Dual 4watt air pump and circular airstone inside.
This is a test run Im doing just to get used to germinating seeds in hydro and get the feel for how to make hydro work for me! The seeds i used were from my last coco crop, they are GH Big Bang x Seedsman Northern Lights.
I have the 2 plants in one bucket, and while generally i know this is not a good practice, keep in mind this is only just a test run and am not concerned about even pulling a harvest from these plants, just to get a feel for hydro and adjusting ppm/ph, so that when my Sugar Haze and Thai Haze X Skunk #1 are ready for clone cutting, ill already have a gooid idea on how to dial in the environment I have to work with.
However, while i was away from work for the week when i got home i noticed slight discoloration in the plants, and so far ive only narrowed it down to Magnesium or Iron deficiency. I adjust the PH to 5.6, and re-adjust when it reaches no more than 6.2. I am using Dutch Nutrient Farms 2 part formula currently (cheap for the test run) at an EC of 1.35.
Any suggestions on the cause of this, or things i may do to correct it?
(incase the pictures are not good enough -- the leaves slightly curled, a few slight brown sports, as well as the "green" color is not consistent..dark/light patches)
I have decided to give DWC Bubbleponics a try to get used to playing around with hydro. I am using 5Gal buckets with Tetra Dual 4watt air pump and circular airstone inside.
This is a test run Im doing just to get used to germinating seeds in hydro and get the feel for how to make hydro work for me! The seeds i used were from my last coco crop, they are GH Big Bang x Seedsman Northern Lights.
I have the 2 plants in one bucket, and while generally i know this is not a good practice, keep in mind this is only just a test run and am not concerned about even pulling a harvest from these plants, just to get a feel for hydro and adjusting ppm/ph, so that when my Sugar Haze and Thai Haze X Skunk #1 are ready for clone cutting, ill already have a gooid idea on how to dial in the environment I have to work with.
However, while i was away from work for the week when i got home i noticed slight discoloration in the plants, and so far ive only narrowed it down to Magnesium or Iron deficiency. I adjust the PH to 5.6, and re-adjust when it reaches no more than 6.2. I am using Dutch Nutrient Farms 2 part formula currently (cheap for the test run) at an EC of 1.35.
Any suggestions on the cause of this, or things i may do to correct it?
(incase the pictures are not good enough -- the leaves slightly curled, a few slight brown sports, as well as the "green" color is not consistent..dark/light patches)
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